The Captain
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I'm sorry didn't mean illness
Lol. Yankee pride
My maternal grandmother was from MA--she was one of the sweetest ladies you'd want to know. No snobbishness at all.not everyone in MA is snobby- I know quite a few people who were born and raised in MA and they are nowhere near snobby.
Maybe they're just all in your town- in that case- considering a move in your near future to another state wouldn't hurt.
My maternal grandmother was from MA--she was one of the sweetest ladies you'd want to know. No snobbishness at all.
My other MA ancestors lived before my time, so no telling how they were.
Most of my other immediate ancestors were from CT, which is neighbor to MA, and none of the family members I've met were snobbish.
Yankee land is like any other place--some good and some bad.
Because you refuse to sign. So thus to you its just a lacking...a ngative..a medical afflictin, a disorder, an abnormal stateof being human in need of treatment and a cure.
The capital D in Deaf isnt about the medical model. Its about our language and culture. That is where the gift lies..
I grew up a very small town and people were very snobby if you were difference in any way , so I stuck out right as being difference in school .
I know a few people that hated growing up in my town . It was also very Anti Semite . Jewish people could not join the golf club near my house.
AntiSemite / Jews was/is not restricted to MA. You probably would have run into that, and the attitude toward your deafness, just about anywhere.
wdys has not refused to sign it her greatest regret she not know..She come from generation when ASL not encouraged..the older you get harder it is learn another langage.
AS for being a gift i was born hearing Deaf at 30 i dont look at it as gift but i used to it
i do get erked about those who sign then that don't more people speak urdo hindi Arabic in Britain sorry hoichi but signing is a dying langage sadly
sometimes people can be embarrest when HofH go deaf club everyone signing away can be disorinating.
I sign fluently or did I in area no deaf clubs there is signing choir but that not for me find them patronizing
I have to travel someway to get to Deaf social scene so life can be lonely maybe like that for wdys.
for me I had daughter same time went deaf and she had to do makoton from there I went to lessons or mostly I was in a circle of people who were doing signing for one reason or the other..Little babies who now 30yr old men I learned with deaf children aswel as parents..If I not been in that situation I don't know if I be so fluent it was everyday for about 10years..wdys did not have that oppitunity..she have come back explain but nowhere I read she don't want to sign
I grew up a very small town and people were very snobby if you were difference in any way , so I stuck out right as being difference in school .
I know a few people that hated growing up in my town . It was also very Anti Semite . Jewish people could not join the golf club near my house.
AntiSemite / Jews was/is not restricted to MA. You probably would have run into that, and the attitude toward your deafness, just about anywhere.
first of all where is ma and what anti semite got to do with nerve deafness
WDYS brought up the Anti semite, not me. I agree that it's off-topic.
MA is Massachusetts (you had to make me spell it out, didn't you? )